Witness memes

[Dages]

Some goods memes here recently, that's great.

[1MKnight]

Edited April 28, 2019 by 1MKnight

[1MKnight]

[Meditate!]

On 4/26/2019 at 4:22 PM, Dages said:

Some goods memes here recently, that's great.

LOL.. I have had to look this term up again.. Wiki:

An Internet meme, commonly known as just a meme (/miːm/ MEEM), is an activity, concept, catchphrase, or piece of media that spreads, often as mimicry or for humorous purposes, from person to person via the Internet

 

There must be something humorous to say about my memory.. Cos I looked it up quite sometime ago when I looked in on this thread and... subsequently forgot the answer! 

 

This is on a high priority list for me in NS.. Errr what was it I put down.. Errr yes a good memory!

 

I think.. 

[1MKnight]

9 minutes ago, Alan said:

LOL.. I have had to look this term up again.. Wiki:

An Internet meme, commonly known as just a meme (/miːm/ MEEM), is an activity, concept, catchphrase, or piece of media that spreads, often as mimicry or for humorous purposes, from person to person via the Internet

 

There must be something humorous to say about my memory.. Cos I looked it up quite sometime ago when I looked in on this thread and... subsequently forgot the answer! 

 

This is on a high priority list for me in NS.. Errr what was it I put down.. Errr yes a good memory!

 

I think.. 

Most people identify the term "meme" with the internet phenomenon. But what I, as a "memer", find particularly hilarious is that the term is an actual anthropological term from the 70's. In other words "memetics" is a legitimate field of study, which really just makes it all the funnier. 

[Meditate!]

42 minutes ago, 1MKnight said:

Most people identify the term "meme" with the internet phenomenon. But what I, as a "memer", find particularly hilarious is that the term is an actual anthropological term from the 70's. In other words "memetics" is a legitimate field of study, which really just makes it all the funnier. 

LOL

 

I find it even funnier that I just had to look 'memetics' up.... 

[Jmatthews]

Shout out to all the hardworking pioneers out there 😃

[sunshine]

[sunshine]

[pnutts]

Christendom's disappointing way of viewing after death experience

[pnutts]

Gets lots of room on bus.

[minister159]

4 hours ago, pnutts said:

Gets lots of room on bus.

If he really wants to be left alone and have his own seat, his shirt should read, "Let's talk about Jehovah." 

[kejedo]

Who is selling clothing with this message: "Let's talk about the Kingdom?"

 

[ChocoBro]

10 hours ago, kejedo said:

Who is selling clothing with this message: "Let's talk about the Kingdom?"

 

You might actually get a lot of fantasy and medieval fans approaching you in that case.

[kejedo]

6 hours ago, ChocoBro said:

You might actually get a lot of fantasy and medieval fans approaching you in that case.

I think I will embroider an article of clothing with "jay doubleyou dot org."   Will sequins be too much? Will this be violating copyright?

 

[Meditate!]

14 minutes ago, kejedo said:

I think I will embroider an article of clothing with "jay doubleyou dot org."   Will sequins be too much? Will this be violating copyright?

 

LOL

 

just get the colours right.. 

[Jmatthews]

I don't have a Bible study yet, but I would honestly be unprepared if I ever got one xD

[Dages]

6 hours ago, Jmatthews said:

I don't have a Bible study yet, but I would honestly be unprepared if I ever got one xD

This one is a classic  

[pnutts]

Peter the Father of  "Dad Jokes"

[Dages]

Don't want to get in the dis-fellow-ship  

[Jmatthews]

7 hours ago, Dages said:

This one is a classic  

Thank you for the appreciation! A lightbulb went off in my mind when I thought of the Plankton meme template xD

[pnutts]

On 5/4/2019 at 1:59 PM, kejedo said:

ay doubleyou

 

On 5/4/2019 at 1:59 PM, kejedo said:

dot

Dot was my oldest sister and when I was a young man she was doubleme

[Jmatthews]

[pnutts]

Even movie characters hate stairs - National Treasure

"Look. More Stairs!!!!"

 

How many of us have said "I can't do Stairs!"

 

These stairs have a rest stop, even lights for night time

Spoiler

Was once worshiped by the Tahamies Indians. In recent years, a 649-step masonry staircase was built.
There you'll find a few religious relics and a three-story lookout tower

 

 

[pnutts]

Why do people have to live with so many stairs?

 

Really Really makes for a long day in service! 😰

Edited May 10, 2019 by pnutts